The Wednesday curse of “hump day” doesn’t apply just to office workers but to anyone trying to make it through the monotony of the week. If you find your creativity lagging mid-week, you’re not alone. Break through the dreaded Wednesday...
Original Artwork: Plate 17 in Ginés Codina y Sert’s Composiciones Decorativas Era: 1890s Region: Spain For lovers of the magnificent flourish and the grand gesture we present our Florentine Cascade Tuscan Sun journal. Sumptuousness is the name of the game for this stunning...
Sunday, September 25th marks the first day of this year’s Banned Books Week. Why should you care? After all, books aren’t banned in today’s society, are they? We have the freedom to read anything we want, by any author we...
For our “X Questions With” series, we’re speaking with talented individuals from around the world who have inspired us with their creativity and passion. If you have a story to tell or someone you’d like to see profiled, let us...
You often hear advice for breaking bad habits, but what about those good habits you actually want to form? If you are going to take on any new rituals when it comes to your writing routine, consider picking up one...
We honour the genius of William Butler Yeats (1865–1939) and his masterful and devastating poem “Easter, 1916” in this journal emblazoned with his handwriting. “Easter, 1916” is a powerful expression of Yeats coming to terms with the tragic events of the...
It’s already the beginning of September and, while it may not technically be autumn yet, there is a chill in the air that you cannot deny. Rather than bemoaning the end of yet another summer, let’s celebrate the creative inspiration that the changing...
This week on Writing Wednesday, we are pleased to welcome Caroline from Culture Coverage as a guest blogger. Check out her tips for promoting your work (for free) below! You have overcome numerous setbacks and dedicated countless hours to perfecting your...
Original Artwork: Missale Sacri Ordinis Praedicatorum, published by Octavio Puccinelli Era: 1789 Region: Rome If you are celestially minded or a lover of dark light, these ethereal journals are sure to inspire and enchant. With their central star shape, Nox, Astra and Solis...
The end of summer signals the beginning of a new school year and whether you are a student, a teacher or simply a life-long learner, developing better note-taking skills is always a useful endeavour. The key to taking really effective...